Mother of Spring Valley firefighter Jared Lloyd files lawsuit for his death
The mother of Spring Valley firefighter Jared Lloyd filed a lawsuit in connection to his death.
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Sep 8, 2022, 12:32 AM
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Updated 806 days ago
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493ds agoThe mother of Spring Valley firefighter Jared Lloyd filed a lawsuit in connection to his death.
Lloyd died while fighting a fire at a Spring Valley adult home in March of last year.
The lawsuit was filed in State Supreme Court in Rockland County and names numerous defendants, including the Evergreen and their owners Rabbi Nathaniel Sommer and Rabbi Aaron Sommer, as well as the Village of Spring Valley.
The lawsuit claims the defendant's reckless and careless acts led to Lloyd's death.
The lawsuit seeks financial compensation as well as punitive damages.
Lloyd left behind two young boys.
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